EP2826121A1 - Method for controlling an arrangement for supplying electric current to a power supply system - Google Patents
Method for controlling an arrangement for supplying electric current to a power supply systemInfo
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- the present invention relates to a method for controlling a feed arrangement comprising a wind power plant for feeding electrical power into an electrical supply network. Furthermore, the present invention relates to such a feed arrangement. Furthermore, the present invention relates to a wind farm with multiple wind turbines and at least one feed device.
- Wind turbines that generate electricity from wind and feed it into an electrical supply network are well known.
- An example of such a wind turbine is shown schematically in FIG.
- Such a wind energy plant can thus also be understood as a feed arrangement comprising a wind energy plant.
- wind turbines are or were operated in the so-called grid-parallel operation.
- the respective wind turbine each generates as much electrical power as is possible due to prevailing wind, and feeds this electrical power into the electrical supply network.
- the electrical supply network which is also referred to below synonymously as a network or as a network, has compensated for or compensated for resulting fluctuations in the power supplied.
- EP 2 41 1 669 proposes to achieve a short-term power increase for supporting the grid by utilizing power from the flywheel of the rotating rotor of the wind turbine. Even such a power increase are set narrow limits, which result not least from the maximum stored kinetic energy in the rotor. In addition, some effort is required to convert the kinetic energy of the rotor of the wind turbine into electrical power to make the desired increase in the injected electrical power.
- German Patent and Trademark Office has in the priority application the following state of the art research: DE 10 2009 018 126 A1 and DE 10 2008 052 827 A1.
- the present invention is therefore based on the object to address at least one of the above problems.
- a solution should be specified, with which the supply of electrical power can be increased even when using a wind turbine.
- This increase in electrical power should in particular be as simple as possible, as fast as possible and as durable as possible.
- a significant increase in performance should also be sought, in particular as far as possible by at least 10%, 20% or, if possible, even 50% or more.
- a method according to claim 1 is proposed. Accordingly, a feed arrangement is controlled, which has a wind turbine. The control is such that the wind turbine generates electrical power.
- the term "electric power generation” or “electric energy generation” refers to the conversion of power or energy in another form into electrical power or energy. The wind turbine thus generates electrical power in which it converts energy from the wind into electrical energy.
- the electric power generated by the wind turbine is supplied to an electrical consumer for consumption.
- An electrical consumer is understood to be a consumer in the electrical sense, namely that decreases the electrical power. In what way he continues to use the electric power is initially not relevant, although there are preferred consumers, as will be described below.
- at least one network state of the electrical supply network and / or the wind is monitored or observed. Various network conditions come into consideration here, as will be described below.
- the monitoring of the network state goes beyond what a feed arrangement must take into account in any case, namely the frequency, phase and amplitude of the voltage in the network, in particular at the network feed point at which the feed arrangement feeds the electrical power of the network.
- the second part of the generated electrical power supplied to the consumer is completely or partially reduced and added to the first electrical part.
- the first part of the electrical power is thus increased by this reduced part and correspondingly increases the electrical power that is fed into the supply network.
- a wind-dependent reduction can also be realized by keeping the fed-in power constant.
- the second part of the generated power may then depend on the variation of the total generated electrical power.
- the information about the wind then flows in via the information about the generated electric power.
- a network condition dependent reduction of the second part is proposed.
- the electrical load is a conversion device for converting electrical power into another form of energy
- the consumer is a conversion device which generates a gas or a liquid as the energy carrier.
- a gas or a liquid can be generated by electrolysis of hydrogen.
- methane can be generated by a methanation process and fed into a gas network and / or a gas reservoir.
- a consumer is present, which can take both a large amount of electrical power, depending on the dimensioning of this conversion device, and which can also be easily reduced in its performance. If the input power of such a conversion device is reduced, it produces correspondingly less gas or possibly no gas. This condition can basically last as long as you like.
- a reduction of the electrical power supplied to the conversion device can be carried out in a very short time, for example within a few ms. Even if the conversion device takes more time to lower or shut off gas production, a corresponding buffer may be provided for this purpose.
- a third part of an electrical storage unit is supplied by the generated electrical power of the wind energy plant.
- the second part is the value 0, but preferably the electric power according to this embodiment should be divided into three parts, which may have different values. The first part is thereby fed into the supply network, the second part is used for the consumer, in particular a conversion device, and the third part is used for charging an electrical storage.
- electrical power can be removed from the electrical energy storage and fed into the electrical supply network.
- the third electrical part which is used for charging the energy store is also changed depending on one or more detected relevant network states for feeding into the supply network.
- the injected electric power can be increased by the second and the third part in a very short time, so that in a very short time switching can be made such that the entire electrical power generated by the wind turbine or by the multiple wind turbines fed into the grid becomes.
- cached electrical energy can be used in the electrical memory in order to increase the fed-in power via the power currently available in each case by the wind energy plant or wind energy plants.
- This case can be provided in particular for short-term exceptional situations.
- Such an exceptional situation can arise from measurements in the network, or a situation may also be known beforehand, for example when an industrial installation switches on a large consumer at a known time and thereby generates a short-term power demand peak.
- feeding the third part of the generated power into the electrical memory can not be done permanently with high power.
- the electrical energy storage is controlled or the third part of the generated electrical power is adjusted so that the electrical memory is always fully charged in order to have as much reserve power available.
- the electrical energy storage can but also be used not only to provide its energy in exceptional situations, but to respond generally to a fluctuating network needs or compensate for fluctuations in the wind.
- the redirecting of the second part of the power or of a part thereof for feeding in particular provides a quick way to react to a sudden power requirement, or even to act in a fault network support, if such a fault with an increased power supply can be countered.
- This diversion of the second part of the power is particularly very quickly possible because the necessary electrical power is already available as electrical energy.
- the redirecting of this second part can also take place so variably that a stabilization of the feeding of electrical power into the network takes place. In other words, it can be achieved that a constant power is fed into the electrical grid despite fluctuating wind. It is thus possible to stabilize the feed.
- a stabilization can have an advantageous effect on the network stability, because the feed-in takes place uniformly and thus also unexpected fluctuations are avoided.
- the use of the electrical storage can also promote such a steady and in addition to an increase in the feedable power beyond the prevailing wind power and thus in principle beyond the rated power of the involved wind turbine or wind turbines.
- Monitoring at least one network condition may be or include monitoring the frequency in the electrical utility network.
- the frequency in the supply network can be an indicator of the power demand in the network. If the frequency rises above the nominal frequency, ie, for example, 50 Hz in the European grid or 60 Hz in the US grid, this is an indicator of an oversupply Power in the network. Decreases the frequency, in particular below a nominal in particular the nominal frequency of the network, so this is an indicator of an excess demand for electrical power in the network.
- it is thus proposed to redirect the second and / or third part of the power completely or partially for feeding, to make it dependent on a drop in the frequency in the network below a predetermined limit.
- the voltage in the electrical supply network can be monitored, namely its amplitude.
- the amplitude of the rms value of the voltage or of a similarly representative value of the voltage is used here.
- the described wholly or partly redirecting the second and / or third part of the power can be made dependent on whether the voltage in the electrical supply network drops below a predetermined voltage limit.
- the described redirection may also depend quantitatively on the monitored network state.
- the more power is diverted for feeding the further the frequency in the electrical supply network, namely the so-called network frequency, drops below a predetermined limit value.
- the more the electric power is diverted for feeding the further the voltage in the electrical supply network, namely the so-called mains voltage, falls below a predetermined voltage limit value.
- the network state is monitored by evaluating an external signal.
- an external signal is in particular one which is transmitted by the operator of the supply network, the so-called network operator.
- other behavior of other producers in the network can be taken into account.
- it can be avoided that several producers in the network, of which the feed arrangement can form a producer, work against each other in their regulation.
- a future event can also be taken into account, such as, for example, the planned connection or disconnection of a producer or consumer.
- a current demand of electrical power of the supply network is determined, in particular an excess demand, ie more demand than is currently provided by the producers in the supply network. As described, this can be done by monitoring the frequency.
- specific consumption measurements which can be carried out in whole or in part by the consumers themselves, are made. In particular, this also takes into account the possibility that in the future consumers and producers of a network could be more networked in terms of information technology and plan and also communicate their needs and supply accordingly.
- Such information can be evaluated by the feed arrangement.
- a preliminary evaluation takes place for consumer groups or all consumers and only the result of such an evaluation is transmitted as a demand for the feed arrangement and can accordingly be taken into account as a network state.
- a fast or undesirably fast change in the network frequency can be an indicator not only for an over-demand or oversupply, but for an imminent critical network condition.
- a fast-dropping grid frequency can be an indicator of an alarming increase in power demand in the grid.
- a rapid drop in the grid frequency may require a fast rerouting of the power for feeding.
- the second part of the generated power and / or the third part of the generated power can be made available immediately and completely for feeding by switching over. It is thus in a very short time a significant amount of additional power available for feeding, which can also be fed permanently.
- a limit for a frequency change is specified and proposed that a redirecting of the second and / or third part of the generated electrical power for feeding into the supply network is initiated when a negative change in frequency, ie a frequency drop, falls below this limit, if So its amount exceeds the amount of this limit.
- two or more of these non-conclusive proposals for monitoring the network states can be combined. For example. It is proposed that a certain frequency drop can still be tolerated if the absolute value of the frequency is still high, in particular above a nominal value, in particular above the nominal frequency. However, if the grid frequency is at or below this nominal value, in particular nominal frequency, the same frequency drop may cause the described feed-forward to be triggered.
- the evaluation of the mains voltage and / or the evaluation of the network frequency and / or the evaluation of the network frequency change can lead to different results for the diversion of the power, for example.
- the network operator already announces a corresponding countermeasures via a signal the one supposedly already resolved problem.
- the result may be evaluated differently if the network operator sends a signal which is likely to increase the detected problem.
- the consideration of a particular current needs analysis of consumers can influence the result of the evaluation of the network state. If it is known, for example, that a large consumer shuts off the grid, it is initially possible to dispense with an additional supply of electrical power.
- An embodiment proposes that the second part of the electrical power generated for the consumer is completely supplemented with the first part of the electrical power fed into the electrical supply network, in particular such that the second part of the generated electrical power is redirected by a switching process, that it is ready to be fed into the electrical supply network together with the first part.
- the third part of the generated electrical power which is supplied to the electrical supply, can be completely supplemented to the first part of the electrical power fed into the electrical supply network.
- all or part of the redirecting of the second and / or third part of the electrical power takes place in such a way that the power is introduced into a DC intermediate circuit of an inverter, which basically carries out feeding into the electrical network.
- the feed arrangement is basically designed in such a way that the wind energy plant generates and rectifies electrical power and supplies it as DC voltage. From this DC voltage is initially the division into the first, second and / or third part of the power.
- the first Part of the power is provided in this form, namely as DC voltage to the DC intermediate circuit and the inverter generates the power to be fed according to frequency, phase and amplitude.
- the inverter which can also be formed from a plurality of individual inverters, which are preferably coupled via the DC intermediate circuit, must be designed for feeding the maximum power that can be generated by the wind turbine or wind turbines.
- a feed arrangement for feeding electrical power into an electrical supply network comprises at least one wind energy plant for generating electrical power, at least one feed means for feeding at least a first part of the electric power generated by the wind turbine, in particular an inverter, an electrical load for consuming at least a second part of the electric power generated by the wind turbines and a Control device for controlling the feed arrangement and in particular also for controlling a power flow.
- the control device is prepared to implement a method according to at least one of the embodiments described above.
- Such a preparation for Implementing the control driving can consist in that the control device is coupled to the inverter and a switching or diverting device.
- the control device can control the switching or diverting device such that optionally a second part of the generated electrical power is wholly or partially directed from the at least one wind turbine to the load or to the inverter.
- the control device has a corresponding evaluation unit, which may be part or all of a common control program, and which accordingly carries out the evaluation of at least one network state.
- the electrical load is a conversion device for converting the electrical power, namely the second part of the electrical power supplied thereto, into another form of energy.
- this electric load there is proposed a conversion device which generates a gas such as hydrogen and / or methane or a liquid by means of the electric power supplied thereto.
- the feed arrangement has an electrical memory for storing a third part of the electrical power generated by the wind turbine and / or that the feed arrangement has an inverter with a DC intermediate circuit, which is the feeding of the first part of the electrical power and thus possibly the entire electrical power generated by the wind turbine in the electrical supply network substantially performs.
- the feed arrangement has an electrical memory for storing a third part of the electrical power generated by the wind turbine and / or that the feed arrangement has an inverter with a DC intermediate circuit, which is the feeding of the first part of the electrical power and thus possibly the entire electrical power generated by the wind turbine in the electrical supply network substantially performs.
- mains choke can be provided, which is familiar to the expert.
- a wind farm which has a plurality of wind turbines and a feed arrangement as in one of the embodiments described above.
- the wind farm thus comprises several wind turbines, at least one feed means such as an inverter and a consumer, in particular a conversion device. This wind farm can thus generate a large amount of electrical power.
- the wind farm can even assume the order of magnitude of a large power plant.
- This is preferably operated in combination with a correspondingly large consumer, in particular with a conversion device, which accounts for a large proportion of generated electrical power, preferably over 5% of the rated power of the wind farm, over 10%, over 20% or preferably over 50% of the rated power of the wind farm in particular for generating a gas such as hydrogen or methane can decrease.
- the invention enables a possibility of immediate increase in the power fed in.
- Fig. 1 shows a wind turbine in a schematic view.
- Fig. 2 shows a feed arrangement schematically in a simplified overview.
- FIG. 3 shows a diagram for illustrating power splits.
- FIG. 1 shows a wind energy plant 100 with a tower 102 and a nacelle 104.
- a rotor 106 with three rotor blades 108 and a spinner 110 is arranged on the nacelle 104.
- the rotor 106 is set in rotation by the wind in rotation and thereby drives a generator in the nacelle 104 at.
- 2 shows a feed arrangement 1 with a wind turbine 2, a feed means 4, an electrical load 6, which is embodied here as a conversion device 6, an electrical store 8 and a control device 10, which is illustrated here as a microcontroller 10.
- the wind turbine 2 In operation according to an operating mode in which sufficient wind is present, the wind turbine 2 generates an alternating electrical voltage by the generator 12, which is driven by the wind via the aerodynamic rotor 14. This generated AC voltage is supplied to a rectifier 16, which generates a DC voltage therefrom, which is supplied to a distribution block 18.
- This distribution block 18 is to be understood in particular as a symbolic representation of the power distribution described below. In practical implementation, the power distribution to be illustrated with this distribution block 18 can also be done without the physical design of such a distribution block 18.
- FIG. 2 illustrates, with the distribution block 18, that first of all the electrical power generated by the wind energy installation 2 is supplied to it. Any losses that may occur, for example, in the rectifier 16 are neglected here.
- the entire generated electrical power P 0 of the wind turbine 2 is available. This entire electric power P 0 is then divided into the first part or the first partial power Pi, the second part or the second partial power P 2 and the third part or the third partial power P 3 .
- the equation applies accordingly First, it is assumed that the first, second and third partial power Pi, P 2 and P 3 are each not equal to 0 and correspondingly the symbolically shown, the respective partial power associated first, second and third part switches Si, S 2 and S 3 are closed.
- the inverter 4 generates a corresponding alternating current for feeding into the electrical supply network 22, which for the sake of simplicity is also referred to below as the network 22.
- a transmission formator 24 drawn which can transform the AC voltage generated by the inverter 4 to a higher voltage value when, for example, is fed into a medium-voltage network.
- This transformer 24 is not essential, but it illustrates that the feed arrangement 1 and thus the Windenergy Anläge 2 not only in a low-voltage network, which is regularly a small network, but, for example, in a medium-voltage network and thus a corresponding can feed large network.
- the second partial power P 2 is supplied to the conversion device 6, which can thus generate or convert a gas that can be fed into a gas network or the like.
- a gas network or gas line 26 referred to as GAS-L
- a gas storage or gas tank 28 referred to as GAS-T.
- a gas storage 28 or many gas storage may be part of the gas network 26.
- the third partial power P 3 is supplied to an electric storage 8 in order to charge it.
- the electrical storage 8 is symbolized here as a battery storage, which may have a plurality of memory banks. But there are also other memory into consideration, such as. Condenser banks that can be provided at least complementary.
- the third partial power P 3 can also be negative in principle, according to which energy is taken from the electrical storage 8. This is illustrated by the double arrow 30, whereas a simple arrow 32 for both the first power P- 1 and the second power P 2 illustrates that the power flows only to the inverter 4 and the conversion device 6, although the conversion device 6 in principle can also be executed in bidirectional direction.
- the inverter 4 is also preferably FACTS-capable and / or can perform tasks of a STATCOM. Both abbreviations are known in the field of network technology and mean:
- FACTS Flexible AC Transmission System STATCOM: Static Synchronous Compensator
- the inverter 4 is prepared not only to supply electric power to the electric power network 22, but also to influence qualitatively, particularly by influencing the phase angle of the supplied power. It should also be mentioned at this point that the invention fundamentally starts from an electrical supply network which does not constitute an island grid. For island grids there are special requirements, in particular with regard to frequency specifications and indicators as well as possibilities of intervention regarding grid stability.
- the control device 10 For controlling the inverter 4, the conversion device 6, the electrical memory 8 and the distribution block 18 or its functionality, the control device 10 is provided.
- the control device 10 provides a higher-level control, which specifies, in particular with regard to the power distribution, in particular the inverter 4, the conversion device 6 and the electrical accumulator 8, higher-level control objectives.
- the concrete value of the first partial power Pi, the second partial power P 2 and the third partial power P 3 can each be implemented by an internal control or regulation of the inverter 4, the conversion device 6 and the electrical storage 8.
- the distribution block 18 may optionally control the switch position of the three switches Si, S 2 and S 3 .
- control device 10 can use one of the control lines 34 or 36. 2, the first control line 34 reaches to the distribution block 18 and the second control line 36 extends to the inverter 4 and is looped from there to the conversion device 6 and the electrical memory 8.
- the concrete typology of the control lines can basically arbitrarily and in otherwise known manner using known topologies.
- a network data line 38 is also provided, via which the control device receives, for example, information such as the frequency and voltage amplitude of the network voltage of the network 22.
- an input data line 40 further data can be supplied to the control device 10, in particular data of an external unit such as a network operator or a central evaluation unit for evaluating the current consumer demand.
- the block 42 is drawn in and designated EXT representative of an external unit.
- the first and second control lines 34, 36, the network data line 38 and the input data line 40 can transmit different signals, and the control device 10 can thereby both receive and transmit signals.
- the primary direction of information of the first and second control lines 34, 36 is from the control device 10 to the respectively connected devices, namely the inverter 4, the conversion device 6, the electrical memory 8 and the distribution block 18.
- the network data line 38 and the input data line 40 is the direction of information in particular to the controller 10 out.
- This information can represent both concrete states of the inverter 4, as well as possibly contain network information, namely, if the inverter 4 itself has corresponding measuring means for network conditions, which is mentioned here for the sake of completeness.
- control device 10 If the control device 10 now determines that there is a need for a power diversion, that is to say a change in the power distribution of the partial power Pi, P 2 and P 3 , it is initially possible to send this information or corresponding control commands to the relevant units, namely in particular the inverter 4, the conversion device 6, the electric storage 8 and the distribution block 18. Depending on this, the conversion device 6 can reduce its power, so that the second partial power P 2 is reduced, if necessary, reduced to zero. Accordingly, the electric memory 8 can reduce its power consumption, namely reduce the decrease in the third partial power P 3 , possibly reverse, so that the electrical memory outputs power.
- Another or additional variant consists in that the distribution block 18 opens the second switch S 2 and then immediately reduces the second partial power P 2 to zero. Also, the third switch S 3 can be opened to immediately reduce the power supplied to the electric memory 8 to zero. It goes without saying that the first switch Si is closed in this case.
- the third switch S 3 can be closed again.
- this basically during operation in contrast to the conversion device 6 basically no or little power in continuous operation
- the electric storage can only take up power until it is charged to its maximum.
- the conversion device 6 preferably operates in continuous operation, for example, by requiring about 50% of the electrical power generated by the wind turbine 2 in continuous operation and continuously generates gas or other energy source.
- the second partial power P 2 is 50% of the total electrical power P 0 provided .
- the first partial power Pi is then 50% of the total power P 0 .
- Simplifying - even if this is depending on the site of the wind turbine 2 the rarer case - assumed nominal wind and thus rated power so can, for example, a 2MW wind turbine 2 2MW power as P 0 provide, of which a 1 MW as a first partial power P- ⁇ from the inverter 4 is fed into the network 22.
- the conversion device receives 1 MW for generating the gas. From the point of view of the electrical supply network 22 is therefore a 1 MW wind turbine available, which feeds into the grid.
- this 1 MW current source can increase its power, namely in the example up to 2 MW. In fact, however, no increase in power takes place because the wind energy plant still generates 2 MW, but from the point of view of the grid there is an increase in power.
- This power increase can be made permanently, be it for a few seconds, a few minutes, a few hours, days or weeks, because the conversion device 6 is here designed so that the gas production or other production can be omitted at any time or this can be lowered at any time ,
- the inverter 4 may further feed the exemplified 1 MW into the grid 22 when the wind speed decreases.
- the wind speed can fall so far that the wind energy plant 2 generates only half the rated power, namely 1 MW. In this case, you can still get 1 MW of power from the Inverter 4 are fed into the network 22, namely, when the conversion device 6 in this case no more power is supplied.
- the electrical memory 8 can be used in addition, which is particularly suitable for a relatively short period of time, depending on the dimensions of the storage capacity to provide additional electrical power for feeding.
- the described concept is particularly easy to implement in that the power distribution, namely the distribution of the total power ⁇ 0 ⁇ in the first, second and third partial power Pi, P 2 and P 3 takes place on the DC voltage level and in particular the inverter 4 added directly to its DC link becomes.
- the change of the first partial power Pi which thus flows directly into the DC voltage intermediate circuit of the inverter 4, is basically noticeable only in that the current flowing into the DC intermediate circuit increases.
- the voltage of the DC intermediate circuit can remain essentially the same.
- the diagram of FIG. 3 illustrates performance curves P over time t.
- the starting point is an exemplary feed-in arrangement comprising a wind turbine WEA and a consumer, namely a conversion device for producing methane.
- An electrical memory is not provided for the embodiment considered here or is not considered.
- the diagram assumes a situation in which the wind turbine essentially produces a constant power P W EA. From this power P W EA, a first part as P Ne t is first fed into an electrical supply network and the remaining second part P Me th is fed to the conversion device. Losses are neglected. At time t x suddenly gives an increased need for civilspei- transmitter power P Ne t and for the second part P Me th is reduced, namely, in the example shown to zero, so that this part of the supplied power P Ne t may be added. P Ne t increases accordingly and increases to the value of the generated power P W EA. Thus, the injected power P Ne t can be increased abruptly to this higher value by the proposed method. This increased lead P Ne t can also be maintained in the longer term, as long as there is sufficient wind.
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